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tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:51:29 +0000

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tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:48:06 +0000

The god of gamblers concurs; the plan is as good as any. But you must move quickly once you know where the orks have landed, don't give them time to spread out and disperse.

agenthaxtes in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:08:43 +0000

Ok- the list looks good now, just move the corridor servitor to the central and we have a plan to present to the god of gamblers :)

tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:04:11 +0000

See you own post above; I tried to count the 7 servitors (that seemed to have been moved a little). Is this correct the way I've listed it? I.e. the Hit squad has not attached servitors, but there are now 2 in the utility spine? If I could suggest anything it would be moving the lone laser servitor somewhere; to the central strong-point for example. Its useless just sitting in the corridor.

agenthaxtes in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:51:03 +0000

Its clear. Our starting locations with comments: Command section (bridge, nav-sanctum ++) - Team 1 Bridge-ward spine strong-point - Servitor (shotgun) Long spine section - Servitor (laser) Central spine strong-point - Team Hit squad (easy movement up/down) (Destroyed spine section) Engine-ward spine strong-point - Servitor (laser) Energarium - Team 2 The launch bays - Team 3 + 2 shotgun servitors The utility spine : Maiden keeps orks out w/2 laser servitors. This will be used as the main movement for hit squad to avoid the broken parts of the spine.

tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:43:46 +0000

(if you don't get the basic layout I can explain more - or maybe do like a drawing if its really confusing)

tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:41:24 +0000

Also, don't forget the secondary (or utility) spine. It runs through the lower decks, starting somewhere below the energarium, passing by the launch area, and moving forward to the crew section (just past the central spine strong-point). The utility spine is not a corridor as such, but rather a huge cargo hauler (like a light railway) with a walkway at the side. The utility spine is four decks below the main spine.

tancred in response to: Port of Call - Revelations

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:38:46 +0000

Here is a very rough layout of the ship, from fore to aft: Command section (bridge, nav-sanctum ++) Bridge-ward spine strong-point Long spine section Central spine strong-point (Destroyed spine section) Engine-ward spine strong-point Energarium ----- The spine itself is about five hundred meters long, but sectioned of by a number of bulkheads. In addition there are three strongpoints; one fore, one middle, and one aft. The fore one allows access to command deck. The aft one (on the other side of the destroyed corridor section) leads to the energarium. The central one controls the primary access-ways between decks (i.e. up and down). The 'spine' is several things; its a big corridor you can walk through, but beneath and around it are many ducts and utility feeds. Hence the word 'spine', since it is the main feed for almost everything. The launch bays (plus repair shops, stores, and hangars) are located in the lower decks, aft.